Mental Health Provider (Psychiatric PA or NP) - Richardson, TX

$85k/yr Full-TimePosted 4 days ago

Role Snapshot

Schedule: Full-Time
Salary basis: Annual salary, $85k/yr
Work mode: In person

About this role

Geode Health is a rapidly growing, national provider of outpatient mental health services. Our Mission is to “Transform mental health by making it more accessible, affordable and effective”. Mental Health Provider (Psychiatric PA or PMHNP) Geode Health is a rapidly growing, national provider of outpatient mental health services. Our Mission is to “Transform mental health by making it more accessible, affordable and effective”. We are actively recruiting for passionate Advance Practice Providers…

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Last updated: September 20, 2026

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About Geode Health of Texas

Geode Health of Texas is hiring for this PMHNP position. Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners play a critical role in addressing the growing demand for mental health services across the United States. This employer is actively seeking qualified candidates to join their team.

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